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...enormous amount of revenue, said Duane, who graduated from the Law School in 2002. According to Duane, the organization is also funded by law firm sponsorships and advertisers “as opposed to taking any money from the students,” a reference to the $350 pricetag at Lincoln’s Inn. Under the new plans, the house will be run by a board of three directors, headed by Law School student Elizabeth A. Russo. While the Lincoln’s Inn board was forced to resign, Russo said many traditions—such as the Winter...
Implementing these measures could save every student at least 30 percent of a $1,000 budget, and would total well below C-CAP’s $200,000 pricetag. Textbook costs are in need of attention, but if anyone actually cares about the issues of lower-income students, show it by spending a little time thinking rather than giving other people checks to sign. I can beg for handouts myself, thank...
...probably be roughly three times as much as the annual $15,000 it takes to run Wellesley’s department. So, rounding up to account for inevitable unforseen expenses, a PE department could likely function on an annual budget of $3,300,000—a fairly steep pricetag, but well within the University’s capabilities...
...that project comes with a pricetag of $23 million, a host of logistical and community-relations difficulties and will likely provide only a small increase in usable space to the arts community...
Over five years, the Center for Government and International Studies went from being a $30 million project to a $100 million enterprise, leaving University fundraisers struggling to follow. Now, armed with about a third of the money and what they hope is a reasonable estimate of the pricetag, the University’s fundraisers search to make up the difference...